You know, in re-watching The X-Files, I am reminded how much more exposure the 'UFO' chasers had back in the 90s and even a little into the early 'aughts. These days you hardly hear about them, but I can't help but think that someone must still be tracking reports or something...

Gaurav Tiwari, founder of the 500-member Indian Paranormal Society, said the news dovetails with reports he's read of alien camps in the Himalayas that the Indian army tolerates. But he hasn't been able to do his own research in the area, he said.

ladyfortuna:You know, in re-watching The X-Files, I am reminded how much more exposure the 'UFO' chasers had back in the 90s and even a little into the early 'aughts. These days you hardly hear about them, but I can't help but think that someone must still be tracking reports or something...

MUFON, a hobbyist organization. still tracks of sightings per year, if not thousands.

ladyfortuna:You know, in re-watching The X-Files, I am reminded how much more exposure the 'UFO' chasers had back in the 90s and even a little into the early 'aughts. These days you hardly hear about them, but I can't help but think that someone must still be tracking reports or something...

Sh*t I can remember seeing all sorts of tabloid-y UFO magazines in grocery stores back in the 70s.

Somaticasual:ladyfortuna: You know, in re-watching The X-Files, I am reminded how much more exposure the 'UFO' chasers had back in the 90s and even a little into the early 'aughts. These days you hardly hear about them, but I can't help but think that someone must still be tracking reports or something...

MUFON, a hobbyist organization. still tracks of sightings per year, if not thousands.

I mean, there are only about a dozen shows on TV about alien encounters. It's so little known that in no way could one of them even become a meme.... But yeah, don't hear much about them these days...